Find my band size

No tape measure? A photo is enough. As an image has no scale, we use an object of known size — a bank card or your Apple Watch — as a ruler to estimate your wrist size and recommend the right size.

  1. 1

    Take a photo

    Your wrist with a bank card laid on it (or your Apple Watch) as a size reference.

  2. 2

    Place the two markers

    The blue line on the card (85.6 mm), the orange one across your wrist.

  3. 3

    Get your size

    We convert it into a circumference and recommend the S/M/L size suited to your band.

Take a photo of your wrist with a bank card laid flat against it (edge clearly visible). A card is exactly 85.6 mm long — that's our ruler.

Load a photo, then place the blue line on the reference and the orange one across your wrist.

SizeWrist circumference
XS145 – 165 mm
S165 – 175 mm
M175 – 185 mm
L185 – 205 mm

Indicative estimate (± ~1 cm). If in doubt, measure your wrist with a tape measure and compare with the table above.

Which case size should you choose on the product page?

There are only two fittings. Small: cases of 38, 40 and 41 mm (Series 1 to 9, SE) and 42 mm on Series 10 and 11. Large: 42 mm on Series 1 to 3, 44, 45 and 46 mm, and 49 mm (Ultra). The 42 mm case exists in both families: your watch model decides.

When the product page offers the size for your model, choose it; otherwise, choose the one given after “otherwise”.

Which size to choose on the product page

Apple WatchCaseSize to choose
Series 1 to 338 mm38 to 41 mm
Series 1 to 342 mm42 to 45 mm (Series 1 to 9, SE), otherwise 42 to 49 mm
Series 4 to 6, SE40 mm38 to 41 mm
Series 4 to 6, SE44 mm42 to 45 mm (Series 1 to 9, SE), otherwise 42 to 49 mm
Series 7 to 941 mm38 to 41 mm
Series 7 to 945 mm42 to 45 mm (Series 1 to 9, SE), otherwise 42 to 49 mm
Series 10 and later42 mm42 mm (Series 10 and later), otherwise 38 to 41 mm
Series 10 and later46 mm46 mm (Series 10 and later), otherwise 42 to 49 mm
Ultra49 mm49 mm (Ultra), otherwise 42 to 49 mm